Grounded in one of the main goals of the 2020 EU Health Strategy "Together for Health" "promote health, prevent disease and encourage support for healthy lifestyles environments," the best practice on prevention and health promotion "MOCKTAILS: memories of a funny evening" is part of a health promotion approach as a precondition for improving the quality of life of individuals through an intelligent collaborative investment in the health of youngster, young and the whole community of the city of Torres Vedras, located at 40km west of Lisbon.
Created by Dianova Portugal in partnership with Municipality of Torres Vedras and in collaboration with 42 partners "MOCKTAILS: memories fun one night" is being held since 2009 on an yearly basis within school and community environments during a week time in May, by focusing on a face-to-face, this strategy of proximity among young students and community environment helps them to "defend themselves" from peer pressure and to be more responsible in leisure times without "risking" the day after.
Our main goal with this collaborative strategy (including the National Agency on Drugs, Police forces, Regional Authorities, Schools, Media, Night Life Owners – Bars, Pubs and Discos -, Sponsors and Media), is to keep pushing forward and broaden up this unique and innovative activity in our country in the area of prevention of risk behaviors associated with alcohol abuse. The Municipality of Torres Vedras has become a benchmark example that other cities have shown interest in following and mobilizing an array of concerned stakeholders that are interested in this collaborative joint-action to promote healthy life styles and generate positive impact. In these past 7 years (2009-2015) we have reached directly 30.973 youngsters, young adults and adults.
The 8th edition of Mocktails took place between 16th and 21st of May in Torres Vedras. During the week in School envirenoment, a Prevention Team of Dianova Portugal went to schools in the municipality to raise awareness among students, an especially vulnerable group, for the responsible consumption of alcohol. The initiative ended on Saturday in Community environment in the city restaurants, bars and night clubs with Health Ambassadors approaching the locals prompting a civically responsible attitude towards alcohol consumption, aiming to diminish risky behaviours such as driving under the influence.
Mocktails 2016 reached 3.686 youngsters and young adults in a yet again successful edition of this Health Promotion action engaging 40 partners: 8 schools, 16 restaurants, bars and night clubs, 10 sponsors, 4 institutional partners, and 2 media partners. This edition also had the collaboration of 2 representatives of Protecção Civil of Torres Vedras, 4 PSP officers and 16 GNR officers. Mocktails is since 2012 recognised as Best Practice in the United Nations in the area of Health Prevention and Promotion.
Since 2009 this action engaged a total of 272 partners, reaching 34.659 people.
DIANOVA MOCKTAILS SOCIAL IMPACT 2014 | May 5th-10th, a Drug Awareness Health Promotion Initiative “Mocktails: memories of a fun night”, held in Torres Vedras | Portugal, promoted by Dianova Portugal with +40 Partners since 2009, a best practice presented at the 55th Session at the United Nations | UNODC-CND, Vienna, Austria, in 2012.
Youth alcohol prevention multi annual initiative mocktails dianova portugalDianova
A school and community based health promotion community that care strategic multi-annual initiative held from 2009 to 2017 in Torres Vedras municipality, Lisbon district, Portugal, focused on raising awareness among young adults on the effects and risks oh alcohol abuse like low academic performance, school drop out, violence and delinquency, and road crashes injuries or deaths, becoming a United Nations Prevention Best Practice in 2012.
“REAGE | REACT CAMPAIGN EVALUATION RESULTS
SOCIAL IMPACT & RETURN ON INVESTMENT
2014 (january-june)
Coordinated by Rui Martins,Head of Communication at Dianova Portugal and Communication Coordinator at Dianova International, this multimedia integrated cause health communication campaign has been implemented in 5 countries (Canada, Chile, Portugal, Spain and Italy) and reached ROC & ROR 46 million people and a ROI of 3,4M€
Evaluation and ROI Impact REACT Campaign Dianova Portugal 2014Dianova
REAGE | REACT multimedia campaign was developed for the Dianova Network (3 continents, 11 countries) by Externa Comunicación and Bloodymary Films (Barcelona) aiming to promote Health and raise awareness on drug addictions on 3 main environments: labour, school and family.
In Portugal, the campaign has been supported by 4 graphic themes and 2 spot videos, from January to June 2014.
Here’s the wrap up ROI and Social Impact results: 1.574 social advertising materials have been promoted nationwide, 5 events were held, 80 Partners and 442.423€ in Sponsorships have been raise in a close relationship, 31 in depth news were release on TV, Radio, Printed and Online Media ranging an audience of 4.7 million people, and globally 16 million People were impacted through REACT messages, materials and channels.
Globally, in 5 countries of the International Dianova Network (Canada, Chile, Spain, Italy and Portugal), the campaign outreached more than 46 million People and a ROI of 3,4 million Euro.
Dianova Portugal thanks once more to all Partners and Sponsors that have contributed to this successful campaign.
Collaborate with us… inspiring change!
IMPACT 2013 | Health Promotion Initiative “Mocktails: memories of a fun night” May, 3rd-4th. Positive Change of behaviour Through Health Education & Promotion: an effective way to Individuals and Groups learn how to behave, in order to promote, mantain and/ or restore health through education, information and mobilization of public opinion, engaging the whole community.
Collaborate with us to Inspire Change! Be a Partner at the next 6th edition 2014...
Dianova Portugal in partnership with +40 Public and Private Organizations since 2009 up to 2013 and beyong!
The 8th edition of Mocktails took place between 16th and 21st of May in Torres Vedras. During the week in School envirenoment, a Prevention Team of Dianova Portugal went to schools in the municipality to raise awareness among students, an especially vulnerable group, for the responsible consumption of alcohol. The initiative ended on Saturday in Community environment in the city restaurants, bars and night clubs with Health Ambassadors approaching the locals prompting a civically responsible attitude towards alcohol consumption, aiming to diminish risky behaviours such as driving under the influence.
Mocktails 2016 reached 3.686 youngsters and young adults in a yet again successful edition of this Health Promotion action engaging 40 partners: 8 schools, 16 restaurants, bars and night clubs, 10 sponsors, 4 institutional partners, and 2 media partners. This edition also had the collaboration of 2 representatives of Protecção Civil of Torres Vedras, 4 PSP officers and 16 GNR officers. Mocktails is since 2012 recognised as Best Practice in the United Nations in the area of Health Prevention and Promotion.
Since 2009 this action engaged a total of 272 partners, reaching 34.659 people.
DIANOVA MOCKTAILS SOCIAL IMPACT 2014 | May 5th-10th, a Drug Awareness Health Promotion Initiative “Mocktails: memories of a fun night”, held in Torres Vedras | Portugal, promoted by Dianova Portugal with +40 Partners since 2009, a best practice presented at the 55th Session at the United Nations | UNODC-CND, Vienna, Austria, in 2012.
Youth alcohol prevention multi annual initiative mocktails dianova portugalDianova
A school and community based health promotion community that care strategic multi-annual initiative held from 2009 to 2017 in Torres Vedras municipality, Lisbon district, Portugal, focused on raising awareness among young adults on the effects and risks oh alcohol abuse like low academic performance, school drop out, violence and delinquency, and road crashes injuries or deaths, becoming a United Nations Prevention Best Practice in 2012.
“REAGE | REACT CAMPAIGN EVALUATION RESULTS
SOCIAL IMPACT & RETURN ON INVESTMENT
2014 (january-june)
Coordinated by Rui Martins,Head of Communication at Dianova Portugal and Communication Coordinator at Dianova International, this multimedia integrated cause health communication campaign has been implemented in 5 countries (Canada, Chile, Portugal, Spain and Italy) and reached ROC & ROR 46 million people and a ROI of 3,4M€
Evaluation and ROI Impact REACT Campaign Dianova Portugal 2014Dianova
REAGE | REACT multimedia campaign was developed for the Dianova Network (3 continents, 11 countries) by Externa Comunicación and Bloodymary Films (Barcelona) aiming to promote Health and raise awareness on drug addictions on 3 main environments: labour, school and family.
In Portugal, the campaign has been supported by 4 graphic themes and 2 spot videos, from January to June 2014.
Here’s the wrap up ROI and Social Impact results: 1.574 social advertising materials have been promoted nationwide, 5 events were held, 80 Partners and 442.423€ in Sponsorships have been raise in a close relationship, 31 in depth news were release on TV, Radio, Printed and Online Media ranging an audience of 4.7 million people, and globally 16 million People were impacted through REACT messages, materials and channels.
Globally, in 5 countries of the International Dianova Network (Canada, Chile, Spain, Italy and Portugal), the campaign outreached more than 46 million People and a ROI of 3,4 million Euro.
Dianova Portugal thanks once more to all Partners and Sponsors that have contributed to this successful campaign.
Collaborate with us… inspiring change!
IMPACT 2013 | Health Promotion Initiative “Mocktails: memories of a fun night” May, 3rd-4th. Positive Change of behaviour Through Health Education & Promotion: an effective way to Individuals and Groups learn how to behave, in order to promote, mantain and/ or restore health through education, information and mobilization of public opinion, engaging the whole community.
Collaborate with us to Inspire Change! Be a Partner at the next 6th edition 2014...
Dianova Portugal in partnership with +40 Public and Private Organizations since 2009 up to 2013 and beyong!
Empresa Inserção Floricultura Dianova ISUP A3S 2016Dianova
A Dianova marcou presença como co-Oradora no 1º Colóquio Nacional de Horticultura Social e Terapêutica que se realiza a 20 e 21 de Outubro na Escola de Hotelaria e Turismo do Estoril.
Numa apresentação conjunta com a A3S e o IS-UP, a Dianova apresenta o estudo de caso da ex-empresa de inserção Viveiros de Floricultura da Dianova como exemplo de sucesso no âmbito da integração social pelo trabalho, nomeadamente entre pessoas com trajectórias de dependências e/ou desempregados de longa duração.
Saiba que ao comprar plantas da Viveiros Dianova está a contribuir para a inclusão social de pessoas em situação de vulnerabilidade.
2015 saw continued growth for open source software across many dimensions, a trend expected to continue in this coming year and a range of interesting developments that we reviewed in the last webinar.
In this webinar, the panelists will discuss:
- Open source and application security
- Community-centered compliance as reflected in OpenChain and SPDX
- The explosion of company involvement in collaborative projects
- The direction of the VMware case and other topics we anticipate being hot this year
Register now to join Black Duck, Mark Radcliffe and Karen Copenhaver on to discuss the hot topics generating buzz in the year to come.
As Communication Director at Dianova Portugal, the Health Promotion Initiative “Mocktails: memories of a fun night” is a prevention best practice of the United Nations aiming to raise awareness on the harm related effects of alcohol abuse developed in schools and community environoments since 2009.
It is promoted in collaboration of more than 40 Partners as national, and regional relevant stakeholders, in the city of Torres Vedras, having reached between 2009 and 2014 about 25.000 youngsters and adults.
Our annual reports describe the objectives and outcomes achieved by our programmes and advocacy activities, our governing structure and processes, and our financial statements audited by a qualified independent public accountant.
Exit Magazine Dianova n31 Mental Health Addictions 2018GestorDianova
Dianova Portugal Corporate Digital Magazine, annual publication focused on savvy trendy topics in collaboration with international experts, policy makers, researchers
Dedicated to “Mental Healthcare: Benefits of Addiction Treatment for Individuals, Communities and Governments”, Dianova’s corporate external EXIT® Magazine 2018 is now available for readers online. “Offering treatments based on the scientific evidence is now helping millions of affected individuals to regain control over their lives.”
Empresa Inserção Floricultura Dianova ISUP A3S 2016Dianova
A Dianova marcou presença como co-Oradora no 1º Colóquio Nacional de Horticultura Social e Terapêutica que se realiza a 20 e 21 de Outubro na Escola de Hotelaria e Turismo do Estoril.
Numa apresentação conjunta com a A3S e o IS-UP, a Dianova apresenta o estudo de caso da ex-empresa de inserção Viveiros de Floricultura da Dianova como exemplo de sucesso no âmbito da integração social pelo trabalho, nomeadamente entre pessoas com trajectórias de dependências e/ou desempregados de longa duração.
Saiba que ao comprar plantas da Viveiros Dianova está a contribuir para a inclusão social de pessoas em situação de vulnerabilidade.
2015 saw continued growth for open source software across many dimensions, a trend expected to continue in this coming year and a range of interesting developments that we reviewed in the last webinar.
In this webinar, the panelists will discuss:
- Open source and application security
- Community-centered compliance as reflected in OpenChain and SPDX
- The explosion of company involvement in collaborative projects
- The direction of the VMware case and other topics we anticipate being hot this year
Register now to join Black Duck, Mark Radcliffe and Karen Copenhaver on to discuss the hot topics generating buzz in the year to come.
As Communication Director at Dianova Portugal, the Health Promotion Initiative “Mocktails: memories of a fun night” is a prevention best practice of the United Nations aiming to raise awareness on the harm related effects of alcohol abuse developed in schools and community environoments since 2009.
It is promoted in collaboration of more than 40 Partners as national, and regional relevant stakeholders, in the city of Torres Vedras, having reached between 2009 and 2014 about 25.000 youngsters and adults.
Our annual reports describe the objectives and outcomes achieved by our programmes and advocacy activities, our governing structure and processes, and our financial statements audited by a qualified independent public accountant.
Exit Magazine Dianova n31 Mental Health Addictions 2018GestorDianova
Dianova Portugal Corporate Digital Magazine, annual publication focused on savvy trendy topics in collaboration with international experts, policy makers, researchers
Dedicated to “Mental Healthcare: Benefits of Addiction Treatment for Individuals, Communities and Governments”, Dianova’s corporate external EXIT® Magazine 2018 is now available for readers online. “Offering treatments based on the scientific evidence is now helping millions of affected individuals to regain control over their lives.”
18Section A State and Community InterventionsI. State.docxfelicidaddinwoodie
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Section A: State and Community Interventions
I. State and Community Interventions
Justification
The history of successful public health practice
has demonstrated that the active and coordi-
nated involvement of a wide range of societal and
community resources must be the foundation of
sustained solutions to pervasive problems like
tobacco use.1–8 In a review of evidence of popula-
tion-wide tobacco prevention and control efforts,
the Task Force on Community Preventive Ser-
vices confirmed the importance of coordinated
and combined intervention efforts.9 The strongest
evidence demonstrating the effectiveness of many
of the population-wide approaches that are most
highly recommended by the Task Force on Com-
munity Preventive Services comes from studies in
which specific strategies for smoking cessation,
preventing tobacco use initiation, and eliminating
exposure to secondhand smoke are combined with
mass-media campaigns and efforts to mobilize
communities and to integrate these strategies into
synergistic and multicomponent efforts.9
Additionally, research has demonstrated the
importance of community support and involvement
at the grassroots level in implementing several
of the most highly effective policy interventions,
including increasing the unit price of tobacco
products and creating smokefree public and private
environments.3,4,6,10–12 Although knowledge is critical,
communities must reinforce and support health.13
Example program and policy recommendations
from the Task Force on Community Preventive
Services, as well as the Healthy People 2020
policy goals for the nation, are provided in
Appendix B. In addition, recommendations for
tobacco-free living from the National Prevention
Council are provided in Appendix C.
The policies, partnerships, and intervention
activities that occur at the state and community
levels will ultimately lead to social norm
and behavior change nationwide. State and
community coalitions are essential partnerships.
For example, they can keep tobacco issues
before the public, combat the tobacco industry,
enhance community involvement and promote
community buy-in and support, educate policy
makers, and help to inform policy change.
Social norm change influences behavior
indirectly by creating social and legal climates in
which harmful products and conduct become less
desirable, acceptable, and attainable. The health
impact pyramid provides a five-tier framework to
improve health through different types of public
health interventions, with greater improvements
coming from activities focused on policy change
that create a context in which the healthy options
are easy to attain.6 This community intervention
model has now become a core element of statewide
comprehensive tobacco control programs.3,4,10,14–16
Since the establishment of the California
Tobacco Control Program in 1989, California has
achieved an almost 50% decline in the prevalence
of smoking a ...
Dianova Listen First Brief Intervention Prevention CND UNODC 2018Dianova
PREVENTION Dianova International Network joined the efforts of UNODC and WHO Listen First campaign, implementing in 2017 its customized version in 14 countries of Europe, Africa, Asia and Americas, reaching out more than 1,3 million people.
The G20 Youth Forum (St. Petersburg, Russia, April 17-21, 2013) was the largest international event organized for young leaders in 2013, and over 1500 young leaders, students and academics, representatives of the business world and governments participated in it.
During next months this documents will be disseminated throughout the world and shared, in particular, with the G20 Heads of States, governments and leading international organizations such as IMF, World Bank, OECD, European Commission as well as with world largest corporations.
A Comunidade Terapêutica Quinta das Lapas é uma unidade residencial, profissional e especializada em tratamentos individualizados de curta e de longa duração das toxicodependências e alcoolismo, licenciada e protocolada pelo SICAD, Ministério da Saúde, registada na Entidade Reguladora de Saúde e certificada em Gestão da Qualidade ISO 9001:2008.
A abordagem terapêutica que oferecemos aos nossos Clientes está orientada à melhoria integral da sua qualidade de vida.
Na auditoria de Renovação da Certificação de 2013 (para o período de 2014-2017) a CTQL manteve os 100% a nível da Satisfação Geral dos Clientes e 100% da Recomendação do Serviço.
Consulte-nos em http://dianova.pt
Dianova Portugal - Brochura Institucional 2018Dianova
Na nossa Responsabilidade Social assumimos o compromisso em contribuir para o desenvolvimento social e económico
sustentado, assente numa abordagem cooperativa e inclusiva
multi-stakeholders, com o objectivo de melhorar a qualidade de
vida das Pessoas e Organizações que beneficiam dos nossos
distintos programas de educação para a saúde, tratamento das
dependências, desenvolvimento comunitário, inclusão
social e formação e capacitação.
The Declaration of Mallorca has been adopted the 3rd of December 2016 in the city of Palma de Mallorca, Spain, within the celebration of the 5th Institute of the World Federation of Therapeutic Communities (WFTC), organized by Projecte Home Balears and the Asociación Proyecto Hombre. More than 150 experts in addiction and Therapeutic Communities from 26 countries have participated.
The Declaration of Mallorca is based on a group of actions, recommendations and agreements in terms of primary care, treatment, recovery and social re-integration of drug-dependent population, include drug prevention, with the goal of implementing them over the following ten years, until 2026.
The Declaration of Mallorca recognizes the Therapeutic Community as one of the most effective approaches for the rehabilitation and recovery of addicted people and their families worldwide.
The recognized and globally accepted United Nations' lnternational Standards for the Treatment of Drug Use Disorders2 recommend comprehensive and balanced approaches to drug demand reduction, suggesting evidence-based and human rights interventions, such as outreach programs and outpatient and residential treatments. Therapeutic Communities are one of the most common and widely available approaches.
Therapeutic Communities are based on a model of learning communities where the objective, from a biopsychosocial approach, is not only abstinence, but, through a process of continuous and multidimensional change, transiting to a better functionality and quality of life in various leveis such as physical and mental health, housing, employment, social participation or caring for their environment. They also prevent the intergenerational transmission of addictive behaviors.
Listen First Global Outreach CND UNODC 2018Dianova
To be effective, drug prevention efforts should bring together the maximum number of participants possible. In line with this, the Dianova network has joined efforts to participate in this campaign in 14 countries (Europe, Americas, Africa and Asia) adapting the campaign to their different socio-political environments.
The Goal of the #ListenFirst by Dianova campaign was to raise awareness about listening to children and young people as the first step to help them grow up healthy and safe.
This effort is aimed at parents, teachers, policy makers, health and prevention workers, highlighting how to recognize and prevent, high-risk behaviours and substance abuse.
The central message of the campaign is "Listen to children and young people with empathy and care can help prevent risk behaviours and drug use".
Dianova Listen First International Campaign CND UNODC 2018Dianova
15/03: Special Event organized by Government of Norway and UNODC. “The new Standards, the materials of the Listen First campaign, the UNODC programme on families”. Speaking presentation on the results of the #ListenFirst drug addiction prevention campaign implemented by Dianova in 14 countries of Europe, Americas, Africa and Asia.
Listen First campaign by Dianova International Network: Relevance of prevention work, international cooperation & alignment with Sustainable Development Goals.
Special Event Therapeutic Communities CND UNODC 2018Dianova
13/03: Special Side Event on therapeutic communities organized by UNODC. “Shedding Ligth on the Science of Therapeutic Communities”. Dianova and EFTC as co-sponsors.
12/03: Side Event organized by San Patrignano. “40 years of drugs, drug addiction and recovery: an assessment of the drug situation and its evolution since 1978”. Speaking presentation on Dianova International global outcomes and addiction treatment results (Portugal, Italy, Spain and Chile) and co-sponsor.
Dianova network global outcomes and addiction treatment results particularly focused on Portugal, Italy, Spain and Chile programmes, presentation held at the 61st CND UNODC Side Event 12 march 2018
Dianova Listen First Campaign CND UNODC 2018Dianova
PREVENTION Dianova International Network joined the efforts of UNODC and WHO Listen First campaign, implementing in 2017 its customized version in 14 countries of Europe, Africa, Asia and Americas, reaching out more than 1,3 million people.
Livro Comunicacao OSC Conhecimento ReconhecimentoDianova
Livro Comunicação e Organizações da Sociedade Civil: conhecimento e reconhecimento.
Projecto de investigação "Conhecimento (e reconhecimento) sobre as ONGD em Portugal: necessidades ao nível da comunicação" 2017, em que a Dianova foi um dos estudos de caso.
Realizado pela Escola Superior de Comunicação Social – Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa.
Estatuto da Comunicação nas OSC em PortugalDianova
"O Estatuto da “Comunicação” nas OSC em Portugal: um primeiro retrato" apresentado no 40º Congresso Intercom.
Projecto de investigação "Conhecimento (e reconhecimento) sobre as ONGD em Portugal: necessidades ao nível da comunicação" 2017
Realizado pela Escola Superior de Comunicação Social – Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa.
Title: “Benefits of Quality in Addiction Treatment Program”, presented at the 27th World Conference IFNGO, 6-8 november 2017, Macau, China
Synopsis: Pioneer in the field of health and social reintegration in Portugal, Dianova Portugal is since 2005 certified in the area of addiction treatment and rehabilitation under ISO 9001.
Resulting from its Quality Management System, there has been an increase in efficiency and service effectiveness over these past twelve years. Among these benefits, there is a better and faster appropriation of the internal procedures; a greater motivation and commitment of the team of professionals and staff; enhancement of recognition by the health authorities, the scientific community (a scientific follow-up study has been carried out in 2013 for a five years period focused on the social reintegration trajectories of users who completed the program until 2009, one of the most recent at the international level) and society in general; and a continuous improvement that has reflections on user satisfaction, having achieve and maintained in the past five years 100% of Client Satisfaction and Service Recommendation.
Listen First Global Outcomes EFTC Dublin 2017Dianova
Dianova International Network social awareness campaign in association with United Nations UNODC "Listen First", launched the 26th June 2017 to celebrate the International Day Against Drug Abuse. It also shows a best practice on prevention and health education throughout the relevance of Advocacy work, international cooperation & alignment with Sustainable Development Goals!
#Mocktails Iniciativa anual de Promoção de Saúde visando aumentar a percepção social do risco associado ao consumo abusivo de álcool e seus efeitos nefastos: aumento deficit atenção, diminuição coordenação motora, drop out escolar, aumento acidentes rodoviários, entre outros. Desenvolvida pela Dianova em colaboração com mais de 35 Parceiros anualmente desde 2009, em 2017 impactou directamente 5.404 Pessoas e ao longo destas 9 edições / anos um total de 40.063 Adolescentes, Jovens-adultos e Adultos na cidade de Torres Vedras.
UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 60th CND Session, 12-17 March, Vienna
We are pleased to share that Dianova Portugal has been a speaker at the Side Event, the 16th march at 2.20-3:10pm, “DRUG AWARENESS ON ADULTS: A FIVE-STEP APPROACH TO PREVENTION" co-organized by the Yeşilay Türkiye Turkish Green Crescent, Dianova Portugal, EURAD, and NTAKK”, under the topic “DAWA 2015-2016: Health Communication Learning Lessons and Achievements from the Portuguese Perspective”, presenting the conclusions and achievements of the DAWA 2015-2016 transnational project on the Portuguese perspective!
Vienna NGO Committee on Drugs (VNGOC) Programme for CND 2017 http://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/commissions/CND/
A 8ª EDIÇÃO DOS MOCKTAILS 2016 AGITARAM TORRES VEDRAS ENTRE 16 E 21 DE MAIO ENVOLVENDO 40 PARCEIROS E IMPACTANDO 3.686 JOVENS E ADULTOS
A 8ª edição dos “Mocktails” decorreu entre 16 e 21 de Maio na cidade de Torres Vedras. Impactando 3.686 Jovens e Adultos, concluiu-se assim mais uma bem sucedida edição desta iniciativa realizada anualmente desde 2009, só conseguida graças à cooperação se 40 entidades. Em 2016 estiveram envolvidos nos “Mocktails” 8 escolas, 16 restaurantes, bares e discotecas, 10 patrocinadores, 4 parceiros institucionais e 2 parceiros media. Contribuíram ainda para o sucesso desta edição 22 voluntários, 2 elementos da Protecção Civil, 4 agentes da PSP e 16 militares da GNR.
II Congresso SICAD 5-7 Abril, Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian | Sessao Plenária II Modelos da Qualidade na Intervenção em CAD: Ana Delgado Directora Clínica, da Comunidade Terapêutica Quinta das Lapas, Dianova Portugal, apresentou a 5 Abril a comunicação "Benefícios da Qualidade em Saúde: da teoria à prática", unidade de saúde na área do tratamento e reinserção das dependências (alcoolismo e drogas) pioneira em 2005 a certificar-se em Gestão da Qualidade em Portugal, que mantém desde há 10 anos.
Workshop de Promoção de Boas Prácticas de Igualdade de Género: apresentação como Orador com o estudo de caso Dianova Portugal, realizado a 23 de Outubro de 2015 no Centro de Exposições de Odivelas, realizado pela CITE no âmbito do projecto EQUO. A Dianova é certificada desde 2013 como Entidade Familiarmente Responsável | EFR Economia Social e foi distinguida em 2015 com a Menção Honrosa Prémio “Igualdade é Qualidade” (CITE) edição 2014 na categoria Economia Social
Monitoring Health for the SDGs - Global Health Statistics 2024 - WHOChristina Parmionova
The 2024 World Health Statistics edition reviews more than 50 health-related indicators from the Sustainable Development Goals and WHO’s Thirteenth General Programme of Work. It also highlights the findings from the Global health estimates 2021, notably the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on life expectancy and healthy life expectancy.
Jennifer Schaus and Associates hosts a complimentary webinar series on The FAR in 2024. Join the webinars on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, eastern.
Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
https://www.youtube.com/@jenniferschaus/videos
This session provides a comprehensive overview of the latest updates to the Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards (commonly known as the Uniform Guidance) outlined in the 2 CFR 200.
With a focus on the 2024 revisions issued by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), participants will gain insight into the key changes affecting federal grant recipients. The session will delve into critical regulatory updates, providing attendees with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate and comply with the evolving landscape of federal grant management.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the rationale behind the 2024 updates to the Uniform Guidance outlined in 2 CFR 200, and their implications for federal grant recipients.
- Identify the key changes and revisions introduced by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) in the 2024 edition of 2 CFR 200.
- Gain proficiency in applying the updated regulations to ensure compliance with federal grant requirements and avoid potential audit findings.
- Develop strategies for effectively implementing the new guidelines within the grant management processes of their respective organizations, fostering efficiency and accountability in federal grant administration.
ZGB - The Role of Generative AI in Government transformation.pdfSaeed Al Dhaheri
This keynote was presented during the the 7th edition of the UAE Hackathon 2024. It highlights the role of AI and Generative AI in addressing government transformation to achieve zero government bureaucracy
Jennifer Schaus and Associates hosts a complimentary webinar series on The FAR in 2024. Join the webinars on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, eastern.
Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
https://www.youtube.com/@jenniferschaus/videos
Presentation by Jared Jageler, David Adler, Noelia Duchovny, and Evan Herrnstadt, analysts in CBO’s Microeconomic Studies and Health Analysis Divisions, at the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists Summer Conference.
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1. IMPACT 2015 | 18th-23rd May| Torres Vedras
Best Practice Health Promotion & Prevention Initiative
“Mocktails: memories of a funny evening”
2. PRINCIPLES OF HEALTH PROMOTION
Ottawa Charter (WHO 1986)
Process of enabling individuals and communities to increase control over their health
reinforcing responsibility and the people’s right to health.
Focus on programmes and actions oriented to makings changes in behaviours and risky
lifestyles: reckless driving, substances abuse,…
STRATEGIES:
• Advocate
• Enable: access to information, life skills and opportunities for making healthy choices
• Mediate: coordinated action by governments, by health and other social and economic
sectors, by nongovernmental and voluntary organization, by local authorities, by
industry and by the media.
“Health is a basic human right and is essential for social and economic development. […] It is a
process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve. their health.”
in Jakarta Declaration, 1997
3. MARIJUANA USE AND PERCEIVED RISK AMONG 12th GRADERS, 1975 TO 2009
50%
Past Year Use
40%
30%
Perceived Risk
20%
10%
’75 ’80 ’85 ’90 ’95 ’00 ’05
Source: The Monitoring the Future study, the University of Michigan
Benchmark | Deeper Social Perception on Risk
Diminishes Drug Abuse
SOURCE Kevin A. Sabet Presentation – Russia May 2013
4. Torres Vedras
24.600 inhabitants
40kms from
Lisbon
The Community Problem
ESPAD’11
Drug use 17- 18 years
old
8% other drugs
16% cannabis
52% alcohol
School dropouts
18-24 years old
20,8% (against 13%
EU) Eurostat’12
Rising in delinquency
12,9%
&
Teenage pregnacy
9% (#1 EU)
Rising in cannabis
and alcohol abuse in
the municipality
Rising in road
accidents and
domestic violence
Lack of prevention
plans in school
environment
5. Mocktails Initiative 2009-2015
WHAT IS IT?
Health promotion initiative of community engagement based on a mediation strategy
fostered by Dianova in partnership with 42 national, regional, and local entities.
FOR WHAT? FOR WHOM?
Increase awareness among youngsters and young adults (15-25 years old) for the
problematic use of alcohol and drugs and its consequences such as school dropouts,
anxiety/depression, accidents.
METHODOLOGY
Intervention in the community – reaching the whole city of Torres Vedras
Direct intervention (students, drivers, clients and clubbers in night life clubs, bars, discos)
Integrated intervention (42 partners – schools, bars and night clubs, Public Security agents,
alcohol and non beverage companies, public entities, national agency, regional authorities)
DYNAMICS
Engage institutional partners, sponsors, media, educational communities and young adults
in a socially responsible initiative.
WHERE?
Torres Vedras, May, 2009-2015
6. Mocktails 2015
The philosophy behind this health promotion
action is to increase awareness without moral
prejudice and building relationships based on
proximity and cooperation.
7. School environment
Live to Learn – Grow – Accomplish
• Schools represent one the most important social and educational contexts in
societies .
• The opportunity to raise awareness among youngsters, in the school environment,
and in collaboration with peers and professionals, is one of the axis that assures
this project’s sustainability.
• The project’s technical team goes to high schools in the municipality to promote
the project and its actions, but also to inform on the risks of alcohol abuse by
youngsters. This is part of the National School Health Programme that targets
lifestyles as a primary intervention area (European Network).
.
8. School environment
Live to Learn – Grow – Accomplish
• “Lifestyles are a set of response habits and
behaviours to daily life situations, learned
through socialisation processes and constantly
reinterpreted and tested through the course of
life.” – Law | Despacho Lei nº1916/2004
• With an attitude of active and motivational
listening, youngsters are invited to participate in
this project having access to a voucher for a free
drink at one of the partners establishments.
• The tone for a different night is set…
9. • “In the time frame of analysis – the year before and the year after the legislation
under study – there is a tendency among the respondents and interviewed
youngsters to maintain the frequency of consumption, including spirit drinks
among the under 18 years old”, according to a SICAD analysis.
• “Generally, the tendency is to maintain the frequency of alcoholic drinks
consumption and of all consumptions”, refers the same study.
• From 1st of July 2015, the law only allows sales and consumption of alcohol to
individuals over 18 years old. This law seeks to fight against early alcohol
consumption, a reality ever more common among Portuguese youngsters.
• This isn’t the first time the Portuguese government changes laws in this matter.
In 2013 the minimum age for spirit drinks consumption changed from 16 to 18
years old, while other beverages (wine and beer) maintained the 16 years old
minimum.
COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT
Nightlife Clubs, Bars and Discos
10. Despite the implementation of measures, and contrary to expectations, attitudes of
alcohol abuse did not decrease. On the contrary. According to the decree “risky
behaviour and excessive consumption” continued and “it were specially the 16 year
old who reported increased easy access to alcoholic drinks, regardless of its alcohol
content”.
Government then urges to the need for “better underage children protection
measures when it comes to access to alcohol beverages”. It explains that these
measures seek to progressively diminish alcohol consumption among teenagers,
counteracting an entrenched drinking culture in Portugal.
COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT
Nightlife Clubs, Bars and Discos
11. Mocktails 2015
The use of drugs and alcohol “is the main cause of road accidents in Portugal followed by excessive
speeding” | 2.234 drivers between 15-19 years old involved in road accidents
22
PSP & GNR officers + Red Bull Wing Girls raise awareness for responsible civic
attitudes diminishing risky behaviour
40
0% Alcohol Citizen Award = 40 Cans of Red Bull + 20 Tickets for the show at Cine-
Teatro Torres Vedras
12. 42 National and Regional Partners
18
INSTITUTIONAL,
SPONSORS, AND
MEDIA
7
SCHOOLS
5
RESTAURANTS
12
CLUBS
AND
BARS
13. 42 National and Regional Partners
3 MEDIA PARTNERS
ORGANISATION
4 INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS
26. Direct Impact 2015
2.500
People drank
Mocktails
1.285
Students in
7 schools
24 PSP | GNR &
Protecção Civil TVD
officers
8 Patrol vehicles
42 volunteers with
an open smile and a
lot of energy
42 Partners*
&
101
Nightspots’
employees
40 People affected
by road safety
operations of
PSP/GNR + 1 (2) Red
Bull Wing Girls Team
40
0% Alcohol Citizen
Awards (Red Bull
cans)
2.000
Viewers at the 5th
Edition of the
Comedy & Music
Show
6.035 PEOPLE
*1 person per partner as minimum indicator
27. Direct Impact 2009-2015
16.974
People drank
Mocktails
6.485
Students in
9 schools
163 PSP | GNR &
Protecção Civil TVD
officers
283 volunteers with
an open smile and a
lot of energy
232 Partners* &
579
Nightspots’
employees
528 People affected
by road safety
operations of
PSP/GNR +
6 (16) Red Bull Wing
Girls Teams
160
0% Alcohol Citizen
Awards (Red Bull
cans)
5.553
Viewers at concerts
and other events
associated with this
action
30.973 PEOPLE
*1 person per partner as minimum indicator
28. Positive Behaviour Change through Education and Health Promotion
↓
An effective way for individuals and peers to learn how to behave in order to
foster, maintain and/or regain health by informing, educating, and mobilising the
public opinion and engaging the community!
Join us to Inspire Change.
Be a partner in this action
EMBRACE
CHANGE
LEARN FROM
MISTAKES
HAVE FUN WITHOUT
TAKING RISKS
29. Network Dianova | Public Affairs Hub
Internationally Recognised Commitment
MISSION: to develop actions and programmes to foster Personal Autonomy and Social
Development
3 Continents| 11 Countries
30. Dianova is publicly recognised as Private Social Solidarity Institution, a
Public Utility Association and a Non-Governmental Organisation for
Development
Education and
Health
Promotion
Addiction
Treatment
Socio-
professional
reinsertion
Psychosocial
support
Training
& Qualification
(Hard | Soft
Skills)
Agent of
Organisational
& Social
Innovation
Promoter of
Culture,
Cooperation
and
Competition
Agent of Social
and Solidary
Economy
Promoter of
Social
Transformation
32. Certifications| Accreditations Dianova
ISO 9001:2008
Quality Management System at the Therapeutic
Community (1st in Portugal)
EFR
Family Responsible Entity – Social Economy (1st in
Portugal)
DGERT | CCPFC
Accredited Training Entity (CFD)
DGERT – MTSS | CCPFC – ME
33. Nursery Flowers Socio-
professional Reintegration
Headquarters
Dianova Portugal
Therapeutic Community
Quinta Lapas
Dianova Training Centre
Social Reintegration
Apartment
Psychosocial Support
Centre – Lisbon
Dianova | Areas Units of Intervention
(Lisbon | Torres Vedras)
36. •Innovative?
•Good
governance?
•Social value?
•Good place to
work?
•Creative
team?
•Quality?
•Effectiveness?
•Partnerships?
•Good
Corporate
Citizen?
•Social
Development? Community
Leaders
Analysts
Investors and
Sponsors
General Public
Academia
Media
Market
Prescribers
Health
professionals,
Education, Social
Potential clients
Families
Opinion leaders
Competition
Government
Legislators
Regulators
Politicians
Central and Local
Administration
Project Analysts
International
Agencies
Organisation
Board
Staff
Volunteers
Suppliers
Partners
Clients
Shareholders
Reliable? Commitment?
Culture of Cooperation with multiple stakeholders based
on strong Social Capital, Strategic Partnerships and
Community Networks